Die Hard
There are open caskets and then theres in the case of Miriam Burbank.
It seems the New Orleans woman was so full of life that her two daughters wanted her to depart this world the way she lived in it, sitting in a living room setting with cigarette and beers while a disco ball flashes across her glossy lips and sunglasses.
Miriam, nicknamed Mae Mae by family and friends, looks just as if she is about to join the party and dance to the music
With a case of her favorite Busch beer and bottle of Glenlivet whiskey to hand, she holds a menthol cigarette and there is the faintest hint of a smile on the Saints fan's glossy lips.
She wears a smart black coat with bright yellow scarf, dressy earrings, her fingernails painted black and gold.
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I listed this under Anthropology and Archeology, only because I wasn't sure what would be the most descriptive!
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I thought the article was going to be about Bruce Willis.
My thoughts too.
Yuck!
Where on earth is this set up?
I thought it was creepy to view Squire Boone's coffin in his cave, all those years ago. Not my cup of tea, needless to say...
Mine either.
Be sure to watch the video. Yikes.
OK, that's just nasty. How long is she going to sit there like that?
When I die, stick a big old soup bone up my ass and let the dogs carry me off.
Here's another one:
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WHERE BEAUTY SOFTENS YOUR GRIEF by Gianni Cipriano from OnOff Picture on Vimeo .
"My funeral home puts a smile on your face. Other places make you look just dead."